Sentence examples for more readership for from inspiring English sources

I'm wondering whether the rankings of these stories are based purely on numbers, and whether the paper ever brings forward an article to give it more readership, for whatever reason.

Rather than provide computer-generated recommendations to users, YouTube-style, Snapchat is betting that hand-picked content will drive more readership and higher prices for advertising.

The incident occurred over the weekend, and there was significantly more readership on mobile.

Starch has been surveying advertising readership for more than 80 years, interviewing consumers in person.

"I personally would rather focus more on cultivating a readership for what is published, than concentrating on the total number of books," he says.

That's not to say that we pick a particularly grim story for a Monday and a lighter offering for a Friday, but on a sunny Good Friday, when everyone's looking forward to a long weekend with their loved ones (or even their family!), we felt that the appetite among our readership for more death and destruction was probably limited.

The publisher, Fiction House, also decided to launch a companion magazine, aimed more specifically at the growing readership for pocket books.

Ghost World has shifted more than 100,000 copies to date, creating a whole new readership for comics that grown-ups aren't ashamed to be seen with.

For a more specialist readership, she edited the Story Paper Collectors Digestt (1987-2008) actedcted as co-editor of the Just William Society Magazine (1995-2003).

Once there is a whisper of gang-related violence actually affecting a newspaper's more wealthy readership, stories become suddenly concerned for public order.

A recent analysis by Springer of readership for their new OA journals found that the geographic distribution of readers is more diversified than for their traditional subscription journals.